Along with a plugin for Winamp that would allow those files to be played, but both links have since gone down. Is there any chance that those could perhaps be re-uploaded, or a different tool to extract single files from Wii .FSB files be provided? Thanks in advance any and all help provided.
Unfortunately, although doing a search for "un_fsb_wii.zip" does return result, when you click on it, you get a "FILE NOT FOUND" error. Very annoying. Sorry I couldn't help there. As for in_cube, it's old, outdated, and hasn't been touched in months. What you want is VGMstream (this is the most recent version). VGMstream was created as a replacement for in_cube, and supports many more formats than in_cube does (though, it should also be noted that there's a few in_cube formats that haven't been implemented in VGMstream yet. Which ones those are I don't readily know).
Anyway, that's the information I can provide right now. Hopefully either you won't need the FSB extractor (VGMstream supports FSB), or someone will be able to help you out if you do. Mouser X over and out.
Hey thanks for that tool. I managed to extract an archive from SVR 08. However I'm unable to play any of the resulting files, which happen to be .WAV files, using both in_cube and vgmstream. fsbext has an option ("-a") which adds a header to the files, but that fails to do the job too.
I presume the in_cube build found in the topic mentioned above has been modified in some way to correctly recognise the WAVs. I'm not able to decode them using in_cube v0.38 which was released quite some time after that modified version was posted. So I guess there's something missing in the current version of in_cube or the "un_fsb_wii" tool posted in the same topic changes the file extension to something more specific.
Try this thing I just wrote: fsbii It produces single-stream FSBs from a multi-stream FSB. Note that you will have to rename the output files to .fsb, I use the file names in the archive which are I think for the original source files.
edited 6:15 AM EST November 8, 2008
And here's fsbii 0.1 which appends .fsb to the file names. I foresaw this causing endless confusion.